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Photomatix Pro and Essentials are standalone programs running on Windows and Mac.
Photomatix for Linux runs on Linux and costs $49.
News
26-Mar-18: HDR Exposures Calculator now available in iOS. The free web version of the app is still available at HDRsoft.com/ev.
5-Dec-17: Photomatix for Linux upgraded to version 1.1, adding the Tone Balancer method, a Finishing Touch and more.
20-Nov-17: Photomatix Essentials upgraded to version 4.2, adding Tone Balancer method among other updates.
13-Aug-17: Q&A on using HDR for a solar eclipse based on the questions from a user preparing to photograph the August 21 eclipse.
21-May-17: Photomatix Pro 6.0 released, adding a new HDR rendering method for realistic results, a Brush Tool, color adjustments, straightening, and more.
1-Nov-16: Photomatix FX, an iPhone app offering photo enhancement effects, now available on the App Store as a free download.
28-Jul-16: Winners of the Spring 2016 HDR Challenge announced in the Realistic HDR and Creative HDR categories.
21-Jul-16: Introducing Photomatix OneShot, an Extension for Apple Photos that adds the Photomatix magic to a single exposure.
10-Jul-16: Photomatix is now available on the Linux platform. Photomatix for Linux is released.
29-Jun-16: Photomatix Essentials upgraded to version 4.1.
8-Jun-16: Photomatix Pro upgraded to version 5.1.3.
2-Apr-16: The Spring 2016 HDR Challenge is now open: Accepting entries in the Realistic HDR and Creative HDR categories until the 30th of June.
30-Sep-14: Photomatix Essentials updated to version 4, adding realistic-looking Tone Mapping and Finishing Touch options among other updates. Photomatix Essentials is an easy-to-use program intended for photographers who are new to HDR.